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Brewers playoff hopes take a serious hit

September 28, 2007 By WRN Contributor

The Milwaukee Brewers remained two games behind the National League Central Division leading Chicago Cubs with just three games remaining.

After the Cubs lost earlier in the day, 6-4 to the Florida Marlins, the Brewers could have once again climbed to within 1-game with a win.  But they went out and committed five errors and lost to the San Diego Padres 9-5 in the first of a four game series at Miller Park.

Rickie Weeks homered twice and Ryan Braun added one long ball, but it was Braun that led the error parade, committing 3 of the 5 himself.  It's the second straight day that the Cubs lost, only to be followed by a Brewers defeat.

Dale Sveum served as the Brewers interim manager after Ned Yost was suspended for 1-game, which he served last night.

Chris Capuano pitches the 2nd game of the series tonight against San Diego's Greg Maddux.

 

Listen / Download – Bill Scott on Brewers loss to Padres. 1:00

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